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How to wash off red wine spilled on bed sheets. How to wash off red wine spilled on bed sheets.

1. Immerse the contaminated part of the clothes in hot water of about 60℃, take it out after a while, sprinkle a small amount of alkali powder and an equal amount of washing powder, and wash it with your hands. Then, rinse with clean water, and then wash again with laundry detergent.

2. Cut the soap into pieces and rinse it with boiling water, then put the clothes in the soap solution and wash them.

3. Take a little flour and mix it with cold water to make a paste, apply it on the front and back of the oil stain, dry it in the sun and peel off the flour, the oil stain will be removed.

4. Apply mung bean powder thickly to the oil stains, and then use an electric iron to iron it for a while to remove the oil stains.

5. Soak the stained area with shampoo, then dilute the white vinegar with water, dip a brush in the solution and scrub gently to remove the dirt.

6. Use a cloth soaked in alcohol and gently wipe the stain to remove it.

7. Soak the stain with cold water, apply some toothpaste, apply a small amount of soap and rub it gently. If there are traces, wipe it with alcohol.

8. To remove red wine stains, first spray water, then sprinkle a little salt, and press lightly with your hands. Let the salt fully absorb the wine stain, shake off the salt particles, and then wash as usual. If that still doesn't work, try washing it in a borax solution with 2% ammonia.

9. If it is a newly stained wine, beer or other wine stain, wipe it with clean water or boiled milk to remove the stain; if it is an old stain, it must be placed in a place with ammonia. Borax solution can be removed.

10. Newly stained red wine stains can be moistened with white wine, then washed away with neutral detergent, and rinsed with clean water. Old stains must be removed by professional stain removers in a dry cleaning shop.